Republicans now backing the “Storm The Capitol” hoax impeachment.

The Republicans backing the President’s impeachment are condemning their party to years in the wilderness. First, it was the “Ukrainian Hoax” impeachment. Now it is the “Storm The Capitol” hoax impeachment.

What a disgrace Rep. Nancy Pelosi has become. She is utterly revolting and has turned the House of Representatives into a complete joke.

Their treacherous acts in siding with the Democrats will come back to haunt them because Republican-leaning voters like me feel cheated, but isn’t it just so typical of our politicians, who are all just out for themselves?

On Wednesday, January 13, 2021, the political establishment, on both sides of the aisle, impeached President Donald Trump.

Republican Rep. Liz Cheney has never liked Trump, and she showed it through her MSNBC interview last week and her statement siding with Democrats for the second impeachment of President Trump.

Why would she and nine more Republicans side with Democrats? That’s easy to answer.The hungry defense industry needs and contracts and more money.

They are eager to return the Republican party to the good ol’ days of supporting military intervention in some foreign hellhole, costing taxpayers trillions of dollars, and surrendering all to the Democrats while raising money on the promise to change things if elected again.

They have sent a message to the world. That they are more powerful than the president, that they run the show, that they will buy those for sale, and that they themselves have a price. America will never be the same.

So what does this mean for the future of the GOP? Well, it doesn’t have one.

These 10 Republican House representatives have signed their own political death warrants, and that of their party. Imagine running for re-election with this record.

They aren’t that smart. Any primary challenger can use this shameful action to remove them from office. Imagine impeaching Ronald Reagan, one of the most popular Republican presidents in history?

Trump is probably the second most popular Republican president, whether they like it or not.

Just for comparison, Reagan got just shy of 55 million votes in his landslide second victory of 1984, while Trump garnered 74 million-plus in November (yes, I know our population has grown substantially since the 1980’s, but you get the point.

Now the impeachment issue goes to the Senate, into the hands of the Repuplican leader there, Mitch McConnell.

After his wife, Elaine Chao, resigned from the Trump administration last week, don’t expect the Kentucky lawmaker to back the commander-in-chief when it comes to a vote.

Even if McConnell hadn’t come out and relieved himself on half of the GOP base’s supporters, he is strongly disliked, and the whole election debacle means Democrats will flip 6-8 Senate seats in 2022.

Does anybody really believe that GOP incumbents will hold their seats in Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania?

They may have better luck taking back Arizona or Georgia, but even those will be very difficult when most Republican-leaning voters think they were dissed, cheated, and/or just have no confidence in the elections.

Then you can say goodbye to Florida and North Carolina, too.

Then, say farewell to the Constitution, because leftists will have an uncontested majority to fulfill their threats to pack the Supreme Court and add Washington DC and Puerto Rico as states. Who will return more Democrats.

The US system of government is broken. In the two months that have just gone, we cannot have one evidentiary hearing to determine whether or not there was election fraud, but they can impeach a President in three days flat.

Back in 2017, a Democrat supporter shot some Republican politicians practicing for an annual charity baseball game based on a deep hatred for them. Back then, the country was not nearly as torn as it is now. I personally fear what might happen today.

Democrats speak of unity, but their actions are speaking louder. And Republicans are hearing this loud and clear. Shame on all of you on the Hill for turning all of this into a political game for gain, at the expense of the American people.

I no longer support any political party. I’ve decided that the entire thing is a sham where the intent is to make us minions believe we have a say in what goes on in our country.

We don’t. Big corporations, old money, Big Tech, and foreign interests decide what we get to do, not us. The politicians and their rich allies don’t care about us; they care about money and power and nothing more.

RT. com / ABC Flash Point Political News 2021.